Eductive Media joins TIGA

By August 30, 2012 Press Releases

TIGA, the tradeassociation representing the UK games industry, has announced Eductive Media as
its latest member. 

The young start-up which was
incorporated in July 2012 is looking to developer educative apps using the
framework built by eduPad. And although it has not yet produced any software, its ambition is to
create the most playful educative apps, starting with a game that uses
philosophical quotes. 

Stephane Delecote, the business development manager, at Eductive
Media, said:  
“The United Kingdom is home of many artists and creators. Our ambition
is to use this culture in the educative field and we are delighted to be a
member of TIGA.” 

Dr Richard Wilson, CEO of TIGA, said:  
“Over the coming months, we aim to help Eductive Media make the most
of the videogames industry's potential and help them to understand the best
environment for its development and provide useful network opportunities for
them.” 

Notes to editors:

About TIGA:

TIGA is the trade association representing the UK’s games industry. The
majority of our members are either independent games developers or in-house
publisher owned developers. We also have games publishers, outsourcing
companies, technology businesses and universities amongst our membership. TIGA
was awarded ‘Trade Association of the Year’ and the ‘Member Recruitment Award’
at the Trade Association Forum Best Practice Awards 2010. TIGA has also been
named as a finalist in the 2010 Chartered Management Institute (CMI) National
Management and Leadership Awards in the category of ‘The Outstanding
Organisation of the Year Award (SME)’. TIGA is an ‘Investors in People’
accredited organisation. 

TIGA's vision is to
make the UK the best place in the world to do games business.  We focus on
three sets of activities: political representation, generating media coverage
and developing services that enhance the competitiveness of our members. 
This means that TIGA members are effectively represented in the corridors of
power, their voice is heard in the media and they receive benefits that make a
material difference to their businesses, including a reduction in costs and
improved commercial opportunities.

For further information, please contact Dr
Richard Wilson, TIGA CEO on: 07875 939 643, or email richard.wilson@tiga.org. 

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